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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
NETWORK CITY.

The managers of the Ode London Street. have decided IN
nture to charge only admission on Mondays Man
0er Horca saws that this plan charging hafprce on Hon'
days was tried at the crystal faace LOU
don and he means TO how the idea will take here
Mrs Julia D. Grant passed better day YESTERDAY she 10
completely out and improving rapidly Her phys
clans visits will wholly discontinued Out VIII DC less
feouent unless she relapse. This, however, IS not
expected. - ,,,
The different collections OF specimens OF tue CoiunoA
School of Mines have rearranged aud reaoee ana are
now opsn for Inspection. collection containing hne
metallurgcal spe cnens VIII be opened In September
There wei 1928 at Castle Garden yesterday OF
whom 693 arrived on the steamship Edam from Amsterdam
s5 on the steamship Australia from Hamburg and 700 IRON
Copenhagen on the steamship Island The latter were all
Scandinavians
portion Of wreck which had evidently been but snort
time I'm the water was passed May 10 In latitude SO OW
and longitude 74o by schooner William Douglass cap
lain McIndoe which arrived from Baracoa yesterday
James Durkon laborer age thlrtyhve Of No 23S East
seventvhirdst swallowed carboc acid IN mistake Tor
Sbiskey Yesterday and died a few moments.
Margaret Barry age tbrtyfou was found dead hanging
by the neck from her bedroom at onehundre
andfory sesonds Eighthave yesterday afternoon by
her husband
The Society OF the Army Of the Potomac VIII hold It's an
nual at Springs June % and % General
NcMabon General sherman and Governor Hill will be pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
LOCAL ELECTIONS AT MI. VERNON.
CITIZENS ~ ARMS AGAINST TUE RUM-sELLING ELE
uPyT-NoNINREs N THE WARDS.

Intense interest Is felt local elections tomorrowa at
eminent and the rum selling Element political
rs rho Gsen ma has IN village
AFFAIRS The following some OF the extracts taken from
be PSTsct's . and sIo o n@s5,4 i'm
supervised Involve the expenditure OF hnniTels Of ho9
s sia"sS or their enormous nn cost
that these important aud expensive works 30
honest intelligent and public spirited men In the Board
Unless snch men the Village will be
put to enc@oas e1pe as io d @ debt as he Village
bonds viii constitute heavy mortgage ON every house
Eeh eondion Of AFFAIR, wouldb- calamitoqs in tho high
est degree II would gaten search Of suburban
homes from Vernon. and thus cheek the GROWTH ana
N ae Civ nizsbeih ~ j. We're checked by
such bluuicrs AMI eisgoyttnneh a. We are no" @ IS
men elected Of village at the coming cleo
Fortunately such have been nog ,t oy citizens
% the s Snd Ward harris. Bseow Third ward
samuel CRAWFORD Posr,h Ward Jacob aas and F'A
il is OF essential to the welfare OF o9r VILLAGE
posed 10 Mr. Curtis tho fTst ward Is william McCouiL
SS aGf 6 ~ np9ecesry Tor Us TO cnaraetrizo
Of ne trst Ma1d Of NJ Vernon "1S' ih sS1 %
the good rernte and lar fame ana n.aA m % o.,
raily around Mr Curtis aud elect as their trustee
rho election Of Mr. Bse9w 10 9 a sstoI 10 "a
nov career under charter OF THIS charter Nt bige1w
heart and also knows JUS, Why every lection ana bross
so taken Ia with has professional ability aud
ms well known uprghtuess and trnness OF CHARACTER MI
only 10 interpret tbs legal
scope OF the charter ami practically py II To public
schemes Tor mafflng The use
our public works and Dnfdenlng tie yl'
lace with unnecessary expenditures
hrl Ward the opponent oil MT CraWiOrd John
A. large contracts arc To DO let out
bY Whatever convince
any ordinary telhg that would be exceed
irgy Injurious public interests To have conac"r In
me BOARD member OF tie firm OF Hickey
q Byron BOuley ard cont FACTORS -. .
Jacob aag has been nominated by citizens OF the FOURTH
e indUTse his nomination. He ~ an old
rcsdeat of Mt Vernon well known TO lis citizens That
il point out hs illness Tor the position 10
which ho has been nominated.
Tile tn Warl one, and It's citizens have nom
mated Alfred Cooley ATthur j. McCarten Tor trustees
which cordially indorse Iho'o candidates
are the citizens OF the Fh Ward that II ~
NOT necessary TO their publications. aud the
ing candidates also well known that equally unDec
eFsay 10 dsqunlihcatons II the voters OF
McssTs Cooley and Mearten aA their
trustees they DO well only for themselves but also for
the e4tire yilage.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
THE SATURDAY, HALEHOLLDAY Law
1T TAKES EFFECT THIS wgEK-FAvoRABLE PROS
Poets FOR ITS OBSERVANCE.

IT TAKES EFFECT THIS wEEK-FAvoRABLE PROS
PECTs FOR ITS OBSERVANCE
The Saturday half Holiday law goes into effect this
week. and the prospects favorable that VIII be gen
orally observed, notwithstanding the disposition mani
tested on the part of ignore Its provisions There
is such powerful public sentiment in favor OF the law
that II will be almost impossible for any individual cor
poration association TO successfully resist or even ~
more the statute for any great length OF une Hence
the hafholday people in good spirits and highly
conddent that the law will be we'll observed from the
start
at will take some time said 10 ais II. Post, counsel OF
the Half Holiday Association yesterday, "to get things
going There will be little friction no doubt ut frat
but nothing OF any consequence. The law OF course
does apply to commercial paper that was Issued
ninety days. follows that tbs banks may not DC aDe TO
get fd into line for aOont Three months Du' Then
longer any reason for their noobservance OF the law
Trne they may remain open to receive money pay IL
out as they can il they wish Christmas Day. but they
cannot protest checks OF 90 pya,,S inst
as "G much as If they were committed on Christmas
New Years Day or the Fourth OF July. have no fears
It's adoption the part of sill only question of
little time Whatever opposition there may be to IL VIII
law is all that it's advocates claim for IT," -,
Many business firms have already decided TO begin OBJ
serving the halfholday tins week. some OF me pun
fishing houses and large book stores have already begun
closing at noon OH Saturdays and their eSampe WIZ DC
| followed by others this week. Tho Hathohuay Com-
mittee are doing what they can 70 secure "a a
recognition OF the law by puolc.
have placed i'll the horse cars steamboats, and IN
other conspicuous places requesting people not 10 shop
Saturday afternoons This request was also made ny
ministers from their pupits throughout the city anu
In addition to this assneeting Will be held III
Chickerng Hall 10 assist the efforts OF the committee
Bishop Potter will preside and Ex-Governor Albeit OF
New-jersey, and number OF other distinguished men
will speak. Said President Johnston, OF the committee
yesterday: Thanks to the untring efforts OF Mr
Reilly the Senate, and Speaker Hustled In the Assem-
bly,, have got our law passed, ana
we intend TO do all In power to secure proper Cd
servance OF II from the outset We peheve inat one
people with this moro heartily than last year
and the year before when had no law to help us we
the ladies and having them with u.s. VINO can
be against us You going 10 see the last afternoon
OF the week observed holiday just as much as any
other holiday in the calendar and that within very
short time or this perfectly confident and think
| know whereof speak"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
BLACK GOODS DEPT.
Second nOor)

Nessrs.
JAMES NICER EERY & co.
Place on sale to-day the follow
ing Black Dress Goods, adapted
for present and summer wear.
Cam els Hair Grenad mes,
i6 inches wide, in stripes
and plaids, suitable for PLAIN
and combination suits, at Sl'OO
and $40 per yard; formerly
81 90 and $500.
Velvet Striped Grenadines, very
fine and thin, ut $500 per yard I;
reduced from $500.
A few remaining pieces OF
BrOcaded Grenadines, all SILK,
10 cents and 500 per yard
JAMES Moor EERY d CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
ARAB is A SON OF ARrHURToN.

The Board OF the National Association OF Trot
ting Breeders just decided the dispute as to tn
paternity Of great California colt Arab 27 who is
expected win this try the mettle OF Mr.. Strauss
Msoca, 215, IN match for large sum OF money. The
matter has been time in dispute Ex-Governor L.
ard Stanford OF California claiming Arab 40 son OF his
stallion General Benton. and r. g. veech. OF Ken
Long controversy only served TO middle the matter and
OF Mr. Veech the matter tried by the Board
tsnsora The board met n the once OF Wailacss Monthly
a after Thoroughly examining and weighing the evidence
presented both Sides unanimously decided that Arab was
By ArthurtoD and the proprietor OF tho great Indian Hin
bsAbsasnt pleased not s st e assurance Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial OF Jacob Sharp for bribery Court OF oyer an" ie
miner o,uror,o rourt
Nteatinp OF "a Commission. city Hall
Meetinc of Rapid Transit COMMISSIONERS p m
Rifle practice detachments from the 'th Regiment AT
ensEee OF Morris Marx for mansaughter General SEES
sions -..ao- =, r vr,ar G weeks
Brooklyn. - r,,A ,yo,,o preshvtersan
Msetng Of Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors IL
a ,ha hirthd law
of w M seward No 32 West Twenty -eighth-sL' o D. III.
" cadcmv OF sciences Columbia College D. III. n -
Itennion of Presbyterian Club Hotel Bruns%lc y ~,
q West Twenty thirtst D. IN
of the Rev. r. T. Sample, West twenty
third street Presbyterian Church. evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
SHARP TO BE CALLED TO THE BAR TODAY.

The Court of oyer and Terminer will meet this
morning at IL o. NJ Justice Barrett presiding, and
proceed with the trial Of Jacob Sharp, unless for
some unforeseen cause, another postponcment shall
be ordered Colonel Albert Stickney, who has been
the defendants lawyer for some time, knew oil no
when the case was set down for to-day. The tables
In tho courtroom have been arranged In the same
manner IN the former great trials, for the con
venience of counsel and the press and Captain
Ricketts, promises 10 keep the thIong from encroach-
ing upon the space allotted 10 thom. The work OF
getting Jury "a likely TO be slow and tedious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
SUNDAY GAMES IN THE WEST.

CINCINNATI May 15-ThiTteen thousand spectators saw
Cincinnati nct decisive defeat the Brookyns to-day,
thereby winning place IN the championship race
Npane was very effective nearly the hits made OF his
pitchng being Terry steady but was raped
freely Carpenter led at the bat Knight um9red In good
STYLE the cheering his decisions Tie score was
5,1olIII, . / 0 0 / o.
Basehits Cincinnati III Brooklyn IL Errors-Clhelh'
natl 2; BROOKLYN d. Pitchers-Mulano and Terry.
LOUISVILLE, XIV, May 15.The first game OF inc season
hot woen Lou and Baltimore witnessed to-day by
0I eon Ramsey for the club pitched Indifferent
game and was poorly suppor ed White and
Several costly errors The OF the was Tucker
batting made hit every time at the bat Inc Scoie
noIti5nnre .......1 v q 2 v l O-lG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. James Hotel-Ex Andrew a. Curtin OF Penn
syvania Eugene Higgins OF the treasury Degartmes
Vfndsor HoJudge George Comstock q, s,o5
Hofel-GeneTal " l.. Anderson OF NasnnRtoli
Judge W. Chisholm, of savannah and hehar d
ffUb RofsL-John n. AbDott, OF Cnlcago
Iobn ~ Uo,Iidav Of indianapolis .Giisey Houfs-Ex
ongressmen $. Smart OF Cambridge =: ja"'W
HiT HoteI-Professor r. Lounsbury OF ave Coege..-.'
Ntio. York Hotel-Henry A. Richmond, OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
NEW-JERSEY.

HOMEOPATHIC cable OF the North Hudson County Ele-
waited Railroad yesterday morning while two cars were
on The track going In opposite directions The
ned passengers but II near The station ON the
I they were bat slightly Inconvenience The other
with few passengers board the ferry Travel
was surface and the old elevator
new cable viii be placed IN position today.
EzABETHPoRT-Ten thousand persons witnessed the lay
ing of the corner stone OF ST Patrlcks Roman Catholic
Church yestry Bishop Wigger performed the ceremony
assisted by the Rev. Abbot Hilary Pfr1nge OF st. Mays
Abbey Newark and number OF other cergymen The Rev.
Father Cody OF Newark preached The church
wi be of cost S3OO,UUU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16

Mrs Ellen Graves fortysN. who has for Kept
private school s No 04l Broads had her foot cut
last night while attempting
ag local tram from Elizabeth on the Pennsylvania
IaIlTOad.
place yesterday.
The law making hours legal days labor on horse
car lines yesterday and compelled the
panes to mber Of changes in their time tables aud
Increase the number OF tripa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
HOW THE BASEBALL CLUBS STAND.

DETROIT SILL LEADS IHh LEAUUE NIUE NM Ut
LOUIS AHEAD IN THE ASSOCIATION
The Detroit club continues TO increase its lead Tor the
League pennant and Wolverines continue ther
present good they viii ind obstacle in their way 10
championship honors The Boston club occupies second
place the Philadelphia club is third while the NewYork
Pttsburg clubs about tied for fouth place Inc Ch
oago club improved position during the early part OF the
week but again its meeting with the Detroit
club The Washington and Indianapolis clubs bring mp the
rear The record TO date Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
BROOKLYN.

George Macarthur who had Challenged Emil kruse 70
prjze ngbi in the Canarsie Woods was arrested
early Yesterday morning crime OF issuing me ca
leng Kruse arrested Tor auetting prize hsht
Couraud H. Blvcn the yacht broker whose name is con.
ncced with Tho case Miss frankie Bell, who was IN
critical condition malpractice last week. has resigned
the secretary ship OF the AmaTanth society.
Bshop Ioughn blessed the new Roman Catoc thutch OF
Thames A1uiras al Fourthave and Nnthst yesterday
1t was comp eted more than year ago
Tho Rev ". sander OF the Central baptist Church
Navy ok preached Plymouth Church aud the
rev DR. Joseph Twichel Of Hartford wall preach next
Anuda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
TIE MuRpERER OF wEEKs TO BE TRIED TO. Day

trial John Greenwe for the murder OF Lyman II.
Weeks who shot down by burglar at his home in De-
Kabave, Brooklyn few weeks ago will begin In the Court
OF Sessions that city to-day unless further adjournment
granted rctAttorney Rdgway ready 10 proceed
with the and processes 70 be confident OF securing con
vcton although the chain crcumstanta evidence
points and strengthened by aconfess
ion from Greenwich from Miller, Who indicted with
him for the offence The facts against Green
well his criminal record which he carefully concealed
when arrested and his positive Identification by several
who in Brooklyn the night OF the
murder and In the vicinity Of Weeks's house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16

LEAGUE GAMES THIS WEEh
Nonddu-New VS.. Indianapolis. at Polo GROUNDS
NewYork Boston Pittsburg, at Boston; Phlauepna vs.
Detroit ut Philadelphia Washington vs. Cmeaso S' WASH
ington. - .D.-. n,.r.so,.hto g..
Detroit al Philadelphia: York indianapolis AT foo
Grounds New-York Washington Chicago at Washing
Wednesday vs. Psburg at Boston Philsdsiphia
VS. Detroit Philadelphia; NewNOrk VS. Indianapolis AZ
Polo Grounds New York Washington vs. Chicago al wash
ngtOn. ,,r.,.,.,t.
VS. Chicago at Philadelphia; NewYork VS. Pttsourg al
Polo Grounds New.York Washington VS.. Detroit at wash
ingtOn ,, . No.. ~ 1,r,
Saturday, Boston indianapolis at Boston New YORK
Chicago at Philadelphia; Washington Detroit at Wash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY l6, 1887

similar 70 that Of little Lillian Smith, who was arrested ior
the same offence uptown dry goods soIe
Mira Faherty who Is aunt OF Lotfie 1rayer womb YEA
child who won ~ az once csve
go on SATURDAY she stole "a les e ,
brodered and Watchman Morrison caught her IN nc
act She held in $500 bail and the child was TAKEN Ny
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Chidren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
TEA CHING A CHILD TO STEAL.

Mary Fiaherty, age twenty-five and Lote Trayer age
nne so Edrdgest. arraigned before Justice
Smith In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday on
charge OF shopfing They arrested Saturday In
4. Ridley Sons dry goods store On GrandsL The case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
LONG ISLAND

AsTORIA-Ocor Walsh yesterday arrested two boys who
Boston, aud hunting Indians Both
with reyoyers and their names George
Wyman age iOurteen and Herbert NewcOmb fifteen.
The woud6e Indian sapers sad that they had stolen 81 Is
on Wednesday and had where they fell In
with couple OF city boys who volunteered 10 show them
where they could ind Indians In plenty boat procured
and the rOwed shore The New YorK.
es put the Boston boys ashore robbed them OF what
money they had, and left them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES

Monday-Clsv vs. Metropolitan, at Cleveland q,
Tuesda- Cincinnati Brooklyn At Cincinnati Cieveand
vs. Metropolitan Cleveland; ST. Louis vs. Athletic al 81
Louis Louisville Baltimore, at Louisville 80 a..
Wednesday, Louisville Baltimore. at Lonisvle; 81
Louis Athletic at st Louis; Cleveland Va Metropolitan
al Cleveland: Cincinnati Brooklyn. at CINCINNATI
ThursaauLou Baltimore at Louisville ST. louis
va Athletic al Louis Cleveland metropolitan al
CLEVELAND: Cincinnati BROOKLYN at Cincinnati
Triday-ClncinnatI Baltimore at Cincinnati Cieveana
VS. Athletic Cleveland: Louisville metropolitan AZ
Iouisyile: st. Louis Z. Brooklyn at IT Louis -
Sdturdd g-Cincinnai Baltimore, at CINCINNATI CeVe
Cleveland: ST. Louis W. BROOKLYN, al e.
Tnnts, To,isv,lle va Met a Louisville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16

PARIS. May l5.-The race for the PIX &c Diane was
run at Chapy to day. 1t was won by Michael Ephrusss
brown ally Bavarde, by Hermit, out Of Basilque Baron
dc schicklcrs Ally La Jarretierre second, and
Aumonts bay FLY Tenebrcuse third The distance was
about mile and quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
Jersey CITY
NEWARK,

The bodies William T. Johnson and Charles Mason the
remaining two OF lie party which went sailing
catoat from Murphys house Sunday April ~
recoye, cd today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
Col. 0RED SILKS.

ANOTHER LOT OF PRINTED CHINA SILKS THREE
TONED PRINTS AND BEAUTIFUL COMBINATIONS
AT6go PER YARD COST 9Oc TO IMPORT
30 PIECES 20.INCH COLORED SATIN RHADAMES'
runRACING ALI, THE RARE SHADES AT &c.;
USUAL PRICE, 81 25.
200 PIECES RICH sURAH SILKS IN SMALL CHEChs
AT 4oc. WORTH SOC 24.INCH CHECK SURAH,
QUALITY AND VARIETY VERY ATTRACTIVE, Al
ssc WORTH sl3 RICH FAILLE FRANCHISE, ALL
CoTops AT 81 10 AND 81 49, PoNGEE SILKS, ALL
CorORs AT 8sc CHINA SILKS. ALL coLoRs AND
q INCHES WIDE, AT 69c. RICH ALI~slLh SUI
5OsHADES AT Soc AND 99c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16

The Intercoe gste championship now looks to be
rather Yales great team The blue holds e
lead and has not as yet lost game Harvard Is seco
hsng distance will little surprise felt tho CLUBS
finish The the mentioned. The games won
and lost ny a. date follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
RACING IN FRANCE.

that nj, oaso WAS clearly usve borne ont ny
lie eyIdeDce Arab geldng and credit 70 ms sire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16

AS generally expected Louis champions are still in
the Association The four cousecu
tive defeats Baltimore club last week have
compelled the Mayanders fall back AMI allow the Brook
take second place The Cincinnati cluo oce
Baltimore fourth. The Metropoans
have won Two ont OF 10 be
happy The record of the clubs will be found below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sunrisss 43S Sets o7 Noon rise l&4 Moons ags. %
HIGH WATER
A. M-ssndy Hook 2:l6 Gov fsld. 2.z5 He'll Gats. tAl
1.M-sandJ Heck. 3l4 Gov. LAID. SOL Hell Gate. ba0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
Announcements

Announcements
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
1875 West 63d-st
Uours-s 10 ~ 5to7 Diseases OF tho Nervous sys'e"'
Genlto Urinary organs Impotence AMI -torilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
M1lLl-IN Z: RY

FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN, AND gu Il
pArRoNs WILL EXPERIENCE VERY LITTLE
rpouprE IN FINDING EXACTLY WHAT THEY
WANT. FROM THE MODEST TO THE MOST ELABo
RATEIY TRIMMED BONNET, AND AT III Moer
REASONABLE PRICES WE ALSO INVITE Special
ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE AND oAhEi oAA-
SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
BLACK SILKS.

PINCH LYONS BLACK SATIN AT $50.
90 INCH LYONS BLACK SURAH AT Csc 7sc, AND eeo
24INCH EXTRA HEAVY BLACK sUhAh Al o'c' AMI
1928
RICH BLACK SATIN DUCHEssE AT $50. AND CSC.
RICH BLACK SATIN MERvEILLEUX AT 81 ~ AND
a OK RICH BLACK SATIN RHADAMES AT 81 70 AND
Al AZ RICH BLACK wATERED SILKS Az ooc, - 80
,'D.,ho pICu RACK FAIILE FRANCHISE, WAR
- nyTFn NOT TO CRACK OR PULL IN SEAMS,
AT ooc 81 25 AND 81 AZ SATIN FINISH eros eKAiN
At oec Al 25 AND 81 AZ. RICH CASHMERE FINISH
eros GRAIN AT 81 &C. 81 o. So "a.
SPECIAL.
20 PIECES BLACK SATIN RHADAMES AT '4c'i
WORTH 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
R, H, MACY & CO.,
I4TH-ST, S|XTH-AW. AND I3TH-ST
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY and DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.

We HAVE ADDED MANY NOVELTIES TO ooH
ALREADY ELEGANT STOCK OF TRIMMED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
I'm RIM Med

HATS AND BoNNETs EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE
MANuFACTURED WILL BE FOUND ON OUR GUM
TIERS. PRICES LOWEST IN THE CITY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-03
From Out OF Town.

The folio wing people were registered at
the Union Hotel during the week. Most OF
them were on Court business and came in as
witnesses, jurors, plaintiffs or defendants in
the Randall case or Bennett and Mickey
Ditch case.
C. H. E. Hardin, w. H. Spragg, r. c.
Holland, H. w. Wood, w. c. Ross, J. M.
Houston, w. B. Sanders, A. Mcleod, Jos.
Bricot, J. w. Mcpherson, G. B. Waldo,
Chas. Lucas, H. Baker, P. Gallagher, J. T.
Snider, VIM. Snider, Eng. Gallagher, E. w.
Bennett. Jas. Smart, C. Josephs. F. A. Hill
lygus, Milton Bovart, S. B. Kinds, OF Ma.
son Valley. Frank Rivers, c. Craighead,
Frank Hall, John Albert, Chas. Kinds, C.
Smith, L. J. Wheeler, of Smiths Valley,
Gilbert Stoffle and family, Of Greenfield, A.
w. Piper, Thos. Wayne, r. Metcalf, of Sill
yer City, and o. Templetsn, of the Mound
Hsuse.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-03
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